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this is how Catherine complains.

So guys, I understand all of a sudden why some people never grow up and move out of their parents' basement. -.- And the reason is, it is FLIPPING RIDICULOUSLY HARD to get yourself a job and try to be grown up. 

Ok, it's probably not so very hard to move out or anything (maybe it is. I haven't tried it yet.), but the getting a job part, at least where I am, is very difficult. It's, like, a job just getting out there... to get a job. And I know I wrote about how weird growing up is already, but can I take a minute to try to communicate to you telepathically how annoying it can be?

 *Takes a minute*

Feel it? How about now? No? *cough* ok. So my telepathy skills need some work. Sue me then. :P

Alright, I'll quit it with the ridiculousness... basically, that's what I've been up to lately. Looking for a job. :) And it really is hard. And some days, I really, really, really don't want to leave the house, because I'd rather curl up with a good book and a cup of something delicious to drink, in a pair of sweat pants and a t-shirt. (Which may or may not be what I'm wearing as much as I can lately. *Cough*. What, me wearing sweat pants? NEVER. You know me.) And some days I go out and everyone is like, "We hate your face; go away." Other days, I go out, and everyone's like, "Hey, you seem like a nice kid. Come back tomorrow." Hopefully one of these days, someone will be like, "Hey, you seem like a really nice kid. Come back every day this week, and every week. Until you leave home." Wouldn't it be great?

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  1. I love you Chip! You can make this. :) I guess finding a job isn't a super hard thing for me since my dad, uncle and grandpa are all business owners in my city. :P You'll get there, I promise.

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    1. Haha, that's way cool, Missy! That makes one thing easier I guess. :) And thanks for the encouragement. ^_^ I actually just got a job today! *Celebration* I need to find another one still and work two, but this is a good start! :)

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